About

Hi, I'm Enzo.

An IT architect in Singapore. I help organizations adopt platform technology and, more importantly, keep using it: Kubernetes and OpenShift, automation with Ansible, and the practices around them.

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Why this blog

I like turning complex systems into simple stories. This site is where I share what I've learned building platforms, breaking things, fixing them, and finding the story inside every stack trace: the wins, the facepalms, and the "I can't believe that worked" moments from kubernetes, platform engineering, automation and the cloud.

What you'll find here

A new post every week.

Start here

The Ansible development environments series, a practical comparison of where to write and test Ansible playbooks, then step-by-step set-ups for the best options.

Or the most recent: Ansible Dev Server using Code Server · Ansible Development Environment Options · Ansible Dev Server using VS Code Dev Containers.

Now

How these posts are written

I write from my own notes and experience. Some posts are drafted or edited with AI assistance, and those say so at the end; every one is reviewed by me before it's published. The opinions, and any mistakes, are mine.

The fine print

Views here are my own and not my employer's. I don't write about customers or anything confidential; examples are generic or from my own lab.

Say hello

Questions, corrections, or an idea for a post? Email contact@enzobercasio.com, or find me on GitHub and LinkedIn. You can also follow along by RSS.